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Nomad Factory Retro EQs Bundle v2.1.0 [WiN]
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Nomad Factory Retro EQs Bundle v2.1.0 [WiN]

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The Retro EQs Bundle is a faithful emulation of the legendary Pultec & Altec passive analog equalizers range from the 50's. The hardware has been heard on countless records and are still being used today. The Retro EQs Bundle v2 adds adjustable analog circuit modules (in both Pulse-Tec & ALL-Tec plug-ins), that replicates the complex behavior of the original tubes and transformers. They generate pleasant analog saturation effects, to any sound you feed into them. V2 features a completely rewritten DSP, brand new resizable UIs with two skins, along with many other funky improvements. Features: Sample rates: 44.1 kHz > 384 kHz Channel layouts: Stereo to Stereo / Mono to Mono Latency: None Intel/AMD 64 bit or Apple Silicon x64: AVAX, VST3, VST2 | x86: JBridge Files for x86 use Just install! (Same AppID as the previously available version.) Rock on!

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